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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1965
Page
2
In Our Opinion Hoover warns of spiritual malnutrition and rising crime as a threat to the nation. He cites fear in streets and parks, calls for a massive wartime effort against crime, and links public indifference to the path toward a Great Society.
The New York market drifted in late autumn, with broad averages flat as investors weigh Viet Nam, credit policy, and price controls. Despite hesitancy, aerospace and defense linked firms posted rising shares while profits, dividends, and plant spending fuel optimism in certain sectors.
Yesterday's Memories of Corry highlights postwar concerns with General Marshall replacing Hurley as China adviser, amid Civil War worries. Labor tensions flare as Schwellenbach steps into the GM strike, while local industry expands with Corry Instrument and Meerdink Furniture opening. Also notes a golden anniversary, bowling stars, and a bear hunt near Hearts Content.
An absent person may be declared a presumed decedent after seven years by the Orphans Court on petition. A wife could seek divorce for desertion after two years and may claim her husband’s interest in property if he abandoned, failed to support, and remains unknown.
Arthur Sills, disabled attorney general, rose from a Perth Amboy Jewish family to state power with Musa Mina by his side. He befriended Irish governor hopeful Richard Hughes, and despite early obscurity, secured attorney general posts for both, planning a post term return to private law.
The column notes ants are fussy about food at picnics, a World War I fatigue study labels “Towers” as poor communicators, and American life includes bread consumption, divorce remarriage rates, racehorse bones, and a 1966 forecast of new products. It cites quotable figures from Kettering and Frost and marks Today in History with Alcott’s birth and Detroit’s transfer.
Senate hearings reveal AT T ignorance about anonymous recorded messages used in attacks on Eisenhower Kennedy and Johnson. Let Freedom Ring operated for three years with 40 exchanges distributing propaganda. State Department urged withholding testimony. AT T executives blamed for complacency while civil rights figures faced pressure.
A reader describes welts after temperature changes and a burning, tired response, suggesting cold or food allergies, dermatographia, and stresses. The piece covers diagnosing the cause, antihistamines, and cautious steroid use. then discusses cystic kidney disease, single versus polycystic forms, life expectancy, and kidney transplants extending life. It ends with a note on outdated medicines and inviting reader questions to Dr Coleman.
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